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>>268231
I know this PCs build seems kind of random, but this was built for free from parts at a PC shop i used to work for.

>>268231
The FX-9590 is literally an overclocked 8370, so don't buy that crap.
There is not a lot to overclocking an FX. Just raise the multiplier, and once it gets unstable raise the voltage. Repeat until you get uncomfortable with how high the voltage gets, or can't keep up with the heat. Around 1.4Vcore would be my max for daily use, on air you will hit a wall around 1.3 - 1.35V.
Once you got a stable core clock (about 4.4 - 4.8 is realistic depending on your cooling system) you should overclock the integrated memory controller (IMC). Some boards call it "CPU north bridge". Standard setting for that is 20x200, so 2GHz. You can get it up to about 2.7-3.2GHz if you raise the corresponding voltage a bit. Around 1.25V would be my max; keep in mind the IMC is a part of the CPU, so don't raise this voltage too much, since it will also raise your CPU's temperature.

It is very important to raise the IMC clock, since it will greatly increase your memory bandwidth and therefore the instructions per clock your CPU can handle. To give you an idea, an FX at 4GHz core and 3GHz IMC is often faster than one at 4.2GHz core and 2GHz IMC.

There is also HT-link clock, but raising that won't give you any benefits, so just leave it at stock.

Once you got a comfortable setting for both core and IMC, I recommend running these for a few days to see if they are stable. If they are, you can overclock your RAM. Make sure to always set the timings manually before changing memory clocks, since many BIOSes change them automatically when adjusting memory dividers, which will fuck your stability.
The maximum you can reach depends heavily on the ICs on your memory. If you tell me exactly what sticks you have, or upload a picture of the small stickers on the modules, I can approximate what settings you should use and what the maximum you can expect will be.

>>268231
both are shit.
A 9000 series works in VERY few motherboards

but if you are willing to spend about 200$ on a cpu,

get a 4 core 8 thread ryzen when it comes out in 2 weeks and get a cheap motherboard, or splurge on a 6 core for 200$ and get a cheap motherboard and be satisfied for a VERY long time.

>>268152
post original
maybe after effects + duplicate layer + isolate breasts with mask + feather edges + animate fast bounce movement with pin tool

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXxh6OsamhY

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>>268155

This is the original

Theres absolutely no jiggle at all

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>>268171

And i want to exaggerate the boob jiggle on this webm

>>268083

Looks p cool, monitoring this

I think it's from xiaolin showdown, a cartoon about various weapons like that. The cowboy guy used it, I wanna say it was called the long horn Taurus?

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>>268153
This is what I was thinking of

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>>267865

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>>267876

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>>267865
Aint perfect but might be better than nothing

>>267854
the neighbor gril from non non biyori i think

>>267857
Arigatou.

>>267854
Konomi Fujimiya from Non Non Biyori

Screenshot is from episode 9, 00:19:26

Cheers, Anon

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Nothin?

>>268100
there was a thread at /h/ a few months ago where tons of people asked for forgotten manga's by posting only the plot, i got the sauce for the two i wanted, maybe ask there but without making a thread and probably ask at /r/ as well since this request doesn't seem work safe

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what episode is this ??

>>267707
old music site:rutracker.org
new/rock vk.com

>>267710
>rutracker.org
Thanks! Always thought you needed to register to use it. It doesn't show seeds does it?

>Google seems to have removed almost all useful results
read the DMCA complaints through the link at the bottom of the page

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>>267653
Does it have to have the fan in view like your pic or can it be low key? I've seen PC cases that support a 230mm fan in the front.

I mean are you looking for a pc case with a jet engine looking fan in the front?

"Jet engine" does seem like an apt description. I'm a sucker for that aesthetic.

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Here's a pic of my computer in its current ruined state. I guess you could say I like cases that draw attention to the fan. I think that makes it look all powerful and cool and high-tech and shit. I've found plenty of towers with low-profile fans like yours, but few that emphasize the fan.

>>267291
wew

>>267457
lad

bump before bed plz help guys

#include <math.h>
/*
120v Exhaust
Temp Controlled Attic Exhaust Fan with HOA Switch
*/

double Thermistor(int RawADC) {
double Temp;
Temp = log(10000.0*((1024.0/RawADC-1)));
Temp = 1 / (0.001129148 + (0.000234125 + (0.0000000876741 * Temp * Temp ))* Temp );
Temp = Temp - 273.15;
Temp = (Temp * 9.0)/ 5.0 + 32.0;
return Temp;
}

int TempSensor = A5; // Temp Sensor pin 10K ohm
int ExFanCmd = 8; // ExFan pin
int ExFanAuto = 2; // Auto Switch Pin
int ExFanOvRd = 3; // Override Switch Pin
int tempOn = 85; // temp to start fan
int tempOff = 80; // temp to stop fan

void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(TempSensor, INPUT);
pinMode(ExFanAuto, INPUT_PULLUP);
pinMode(ExFanOvRd, INPUT_PULLUP);
pinMode(ExFanCmd, OUTPUT);
}

void loop() {
int val;
int valFan;
int valAuto;
int valOvRd;
double temp;
val = analogRead(5);
temp=Thermistor(val);

if (digitalRead(ExFanAuto) == LOW) {
valAuto = 1;
}
else {
valAuto = 0;
}
if (digitalRead(ExFanOvRd) == LOW) {
valOvRd = 1;
}
else {
valOvRd = 0;
}

if ((valAuto == 1 && temp > tempOn) || valOvRd == 1) {
digitalWrite(ExFanCmd,LOW);
valFan = 1;
}
if (((valAuto == 1 && temp < tempOff) || valAuto == 0) && valOvRd == 0){
digitalWrite(ExFanCmd,HIGH);
valFan = 0;
}

//Print Temp and Fan Status
Serial.print("Temp: ");
Serial.print(temp);
Serial.print("F ");
Serial.print("Sys: ");
if (valAuto == 1)
Serial.print("Auto ");
if (valOvRd == 1)
Serial.print("OvRd ");
if (valAuto == 0 && valOvRd == 0)
Serial.print("Off ");
Serial.print("Cmd: ");
if (valFan == 1) {
Serial.println("On");
}
else {
Serial.println("Off");
}
delay(3000);
}

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The physical output is controlling as intended via the programming, but the integer that is being toggled at the same time as the output is behaving differently.

I am just starting into Arduino programming so if there is any recommendations to make the programming simpler and cleaner as well I would really appreciate it.

>>267190
nest and simplify your if statements.
an IF for on, and an ELSE for off.
any redundancy always makes it harder to tell if its a hardware problem or a software problem.
long logic strings make for strange edge cases.

>>267995
Why do you even care about ratio on BakaBT?

Either download the files separately to get in early on freshly uploaded torrents, or download & seed lots of porn for a long period of time.

>>268004
Because if you don't they will put a warning on your account which will prevent you from leeching
>>268011
>Download the files seperately
You mean like upload each episode one at a time? Where do I look for fresh torrents?
>Or download porn
Lol I guess there is always someone looking to dl that shit right.
So I guess its worthless to try and seed something with high seeders and a low leech ratio right?

bu ping with more examples

>>267936
uhhh... DDR? can you give anymore info?

Seems to be ddr, is there any newer version of it

>>267959
they're mostly arcade releases, the last home version was on the wii

The image of miku ?

>>>/r/

>>267913

Yes plz.